but the reality is, is that new york was a mix. what a lot of new yorkers mostly cared about was business and. and you really see a split. now it is true. however, that in 1775, 1776, in part because the new york delegation dragged its feet about that new york city did have a reputation for being more loyalist especially among new englanders and some other outsiders. new york city definitely had a stereotype for being more loyalist. what's not clear is it was actually more loyalist than parts of the of the rebelling colonies. so i'm sorry. i have to give the kind of academic historian's answer. it's been a little bit of ink spilled on this and it's actually a little bit complicated. there's a question in the back. home. i read the book i liked a lot. thank you. right from the beginning, it seemed you were given evidence. the americans did it, and it seemed like you came to that conclusion. so do a lot of historians and authors say nobody knows what happened or, who caused it or. yeah, i mean, historians are a cautious bunch and they

our coverage continues live in new york. what's turned out to be a busy monday. i'm bill hemmer along with gillian turner. nice to have you here. joining our coverage byron york, jonathan turley and john yu, formal official at the department of justice. first nate foye is the correspondent outside the courthouse. give us a sense of what just happened. hello. >> bill, good morning to you. today is day one of what's expected to be a month's long courtroom battle where former president trump could lose hundreds of millions of dollars in his net worth could be pushed down as a result of this trial. that's something that new york attorney general leticia james claims trump lied about in recent years. you heard trump saying no wrongdoing and he called the judge a rogue judge trying to misrepresent him. take a look at this video within the past hour. former president trump made his way down to the courthouse. you heard him speak. it comes after a weekend campaigning in iowa as well as california. he spent last night at trump tower, one of the properties that the judge fo

click the densely's timee has expired the chair recognize a gentleman from new york. you are recognized for five minutes for. >> but. >> think it mr. chairman. thank you for allowing this proud new yorker to weave onto your community this afternoon. thank you for your leadership and commitment that is so important. there is no question for everything we have heard today and hearings we have had across capitol hill over the last month that president biden failed immigration policies, his dereliction of duty alongside secretary has led to an unprecedented crisis at our border. now that unprecedented crisis that our border is no longer at just our border. it is at states throughout this country. the greatat state of new york. what baffles me the most is that during the campaigns of mayor adams and governor hopeful they praise the fact certain areas were sanctuary cities. they are going to welcome everyone with open arms. and now we realize there is no plan in place to be that sanctuary. itus was complete pandering for their base. there was no plan in place to have migrant

it is a metaphor for new york city.ology has a tendency of cutting across industries in the companies that represent new york best are those that live at the intersection between technology and many of the large industries that exist in europe, whether that is media, advertising, fashion, or financial services. caroline: for health care. julie, that is the area you focus on. we are currently seeing a chart showing that the third quarter is how many per metro area we have seen with the share of deals. how much of that is health care and how much should it be? julie: health care, when i started investing in the firm four years ago i likened it to the 1999 internet era. i feel we are at the beginning of the don of this new digital health era. to david's point a little known fact about the new york tech scene is where most people think about fintech as the biggest cohort of startups and venture capital activity it turns out depending on what chart you look at health tech is also number one or number two within the newer tec

new york, and mr. texas -- mr. pflueger from texas and from new york. without objection, so ordered. under committee role for at any for opening statement are limited to the chairmen and ranking minority member. i've ever asked in this consent all of the members opening statements be made part of the hearing record if there submitted in accordance with committee role 30. without objection, so ordered. i now recognize myself, or before before we get into tess when i will recognize less so for an opening statement. good morning. thank you us here today. new york city democrat mayor eric adams recently said that the endless flow of illegal migrants to his hometown will quote destroy the city. he's right. last week i saw that firsthand and the numbers don't lie. in august of this year 232,000 illegal immigrants flowed across our southern border that adds to the 6 million that a flowed across the border since president biden was inaugurated. in the last 11 months of this fiscal year, an unbelievable fact, 2

from new york and mr. texas, mr. pflueger from texas. without objection so ordered. under committee rule any opening statements are limited to the chairman and ranking minority member therefore asking honest consent all other members be made part of the hearing record they are submitted in accordance to committee rule. without objection so ordered. i now recognize myself before we get into the testimony i will recognize myself an opening statement. good morning, thank you for joining us hereng today. new york city democrat mayor eric adams recently said the endless flow of illegal migrants to hisan hometown will destroy e city. he is rights. last week i saw that firsthand. and the numbers do not lie. in august of this year 232,000 illegal immigrants float across our southern border that as to the 6 million that flowed across the border since president biden was inaugurated. the last 11 months of the fiscal year is it unbelievable fact 25000 pounds of sentinel has been what her 51 people on the terrorist wa

reporter: new york city is drowning as heavy rainfall in a dangerous flooding hit new york city and the surrounding areas as a state of emergency was declared on september 29. the internet was flooded with many images of the natural disaster, many real and many fake. let's begin with this one. this user claims new york people are crazy, where are their bathing suits, together with this video, where we see people that are grocery shopping as the supermarket is extremely flooded. these users claim it took place in new york. here's another similar claim, as many people share the same video, claiming insanity people grocery shopping in mean water during the apocalyptic -- knee high water during the apocalyptic flooding. they are real but they did not take place in new york. we found the original video on this youtube account posted on january 28, earlier this year. images that took place in auckland, new zealand. the herald reported on the same video, when a state of emergency was declared across the country due to dangerous flooding in new zealand. >> it takes a lot to stop the key we from

so welcome to new york. go to yuma, arizona to brownsville, texas and find out how community hospitals, food programs, law and order, everything is being affected by this wave of illegal migration. >> martha: it's crazy. and former president clinton is waking up to it as well. we'll see if anybody knocks on the door at the white house. thanks, karl, very much. good to see you. this story is so upsetting. where is 9-year-old charlotte sena. she disappeared saturday. her family is desperately waiting for answers on where their little girl is. she's 9 years old. she went on a bike ride on a camping trip with her family and where is charlotte? she never showed up at dinner time. callahan walsh is the co host of "in pursued" with john walsh. a lot of experience finding people. we'll ask him what is happening here next. and it's natural. treat it that way with aveeno® daily moisture. formulated with nourishing, prebiotic oat. it's clinically proven to moisturize dry skin for 24 hours. aveeno® ♪ if you're on medica

that is the venture fund for the state of new york. million fund to invest in emerging managers. these managers are out there supporting the next generation. they are putting money into these new innovators who are than investing in companies in new york. i think the state, really, across the state, making a big impact. i just came from a competition called 43 north in buffalo where they gave out $5 million to five companies that are moving to buffalo starting their companies. many in ai. we are excited to see all of the catalyzing across the state. caroline: what is interesting is tech n.y.c. is helping galvanize. they have got interesting data when it comes to the breakdown of founders. i am interested in whether it is anecdotal. they happen to be more diverse in new york. that is a reflection of the people it makes up, but is it diverse enough? are you seeing improvements? jenny: i am hosting a female founder lunch on friday. we had 1000 women applied. unfortunately, we have 50 spots, but it is incredible. we are seeing incredible di

trump slamming new york's attorney general and the judge. what he stands to lose >>> and breaking news. the 9-year-old girl who went missing from a new york campground found alive. police say charlotte sena has been located and is in good health. a suspect in custody what we're learning tonight. >>> also tonight, my one-on-one with america's outgoing top general, mark milley i ask him about his battles with former president trump, how he reacted when mr. trump suggested he be put to death for treason. >>> the battle in the house after speaker kevin mccarthy reached a deal to avert a government shutdown. his fellow republican matt gaetz moving to force a vote to oust him. will he cut a deal with democrats to keep his job? >>> the explosion leveling a home in detroit. the investigation tonight. what we're learning. >>> and it's one of the world's most prestigious awards who are the surprise winners of the nobel prize in medicine? >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening and welcome. this time we saw donald trum

right now former president trump is in a courtroom in new york city as the civil fraud trial against begins. his business empire on the line. >>> on capitol hill, a government shutdown has been averted for now. but there's a new crisis for house speaker kevin mccarthy. we'll talk to congressman steven horsford about that, and get his reaction. >>> at the supreme court, justice clarence thomas has recused himself from a january 6th case for the very first time. we'll explain why. >>> and this weekend, large groups of migrants, mostly from venezuela made their way across the border navigating through razor wire to get to shore. we'll speak about why they are fleeing their homes in my sit-down interview with the former interim president juan gaido, who is now living in exile in the united states. we begin in new york city where right now former president trump is inside a courtroom where his massive business empire is on the line. just moments ago nbc news got a look inside that very courtroom. take a look at these pictures, the former president seated alongside his legal team as the fir

new york, trump could set precedent with the use of new york's overweaning executive law.n't have to be a lawyer to see the danger to anyone doing business in the empire state. anybody that does business in new york state is crazy. when you have a radical left attorney general like letitia james who is a disgrace to our country, who got elected on the fact that she's going to take down president trump, we are going to take him down, she knew nothing about me. but she got elected on that basis. and we have others likewise, take a look at what's going on in georgia. take a look at jack smith, take a look at these people. this is called election interference, and worse than that, much worse than that. and you don't get much worse than election interference, especially we are talking presidential election of 2024, so this judge should change his ruling because palm beach county said he was totally wrong, and he was ruling based on them. ruled, didn't even have a chance to testify. i got a call last week, sir, we lost part of the case. i said the trial didn't even start. the tr

new york.ection soul ordered. under committee rule four as any oral openingnt statements and hearings are limited to the chairman and ranking majority member. i ask unanimous consent that all members opening statements he made part of the hearing record if they are submitted in accordance with committee rule three oh. without objection, so ordered. i now recognize myself, both for we get into the testimony i will recognize myself for an opening statement. goodes morning. thank you for joining us here today. new york city democrat mayor eric adams recently said that the endless flow of illegalow migrants to his hometown would destroy the city. he is right. last week i saw that firsthand. and the numbers do not lie. in august of this year 232,000 illegal immigrants float across our southern border. it adds to the 6 million that upload across the border since president biden was inaugurated. in the last 11 months of this fiscal year, this is an unbelievable fact. 25,000 pounds of fentanyl has been

lee zeldin of the state of new york has received four. honorable steven scalise of the state of louisiana has received eight. the honorable mike garcia of the state of california has received one. the honorable kevin mccarthy of california has received two. and honorable westerman, the whole name. pursuant to clause >> that was the scene earlier in the house and update the house speaker election. representative jordaha lost the republican cfence vote. members are now trying to fure out what comes next earlier today the house failed for the third time following the ouster of kevin mccarthy. to win the speakership, he could only lose four. in the second round of voting, 22 republicans opposed. in its first round it was 20. a number of republican representatives spoke with reporters after that vote. >> eight of us voted to remove kevin mccarthy, encouraging our colleagues to vote for jim jordan for

it comes off to the new york times, alleged back in august. the news click receive funding from a businessman link to china, and promotion pro beijing talking points. john, the say police have confiscated the laptops and phones. media watchdog reporters without buddhist place. india, a b 106 feet fast place and its latest press freedom rankings this year as well. the association, the largest association of janice in india has reacted on the social media platform x. it said the press club of india is deeply concerned about the multiple rates conducted on the houses of journalist. i'm races association with news click and they say they are monitoring developments and we'll be releasing a more detailed statement that's going to show of danielle. he joins us now from utilities, a political editor at scroll news website. thank you for joining the program. why do you think these journalists have been targeted? but this is actually part of go back to, and again, civically busy that the more the government does their own, and for the stuff that kato, s

disaster assistance until the final hour, that's unconscionable and tone deaf to what state likes new york are going through in this new era of climate change where the unknown is becoming the norm here. >> but given this concern about fiscal spending, i do want to ask you, nasa had a report out a few days ago saying parts of new york city are sinking from both human and natural factors, and that can impact flooding risk. rebuild a whole lot of infrastructure and tax papers did pump in billions to that national effort. is there enough in the federal infrastructure plans to do what you need to do? >>. >> well, we're not the only vulnerable part of our country. look at low-lying areas of florida and other states pummeled with hurricanes so no, all of our states will need some level of greater assistance. for, again, congress to even question whether they'll do the basics for us and hold us hostage wondering if we'll be able to get the essential relief for our homeowners and businesses is just wrong. yes, we need a full assessment of communities like new york city. one of our challenges in ne

the honorable hakeem jeffries of the state of new york has received 212. mr. the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california has received five. honorable tom emmer of the state of minnesota received one. lee zeldin of the state of new york has received three. honorable steve scalise has received seven. honorable mike garcia of state of california has received one. honorable miller of michigan received one. honorable john boehner of the state of ohio has received one. the honorable kay graining aer of the state of texas has received one. the honorable bruce westerman of the state of arkansas. has received one. a speaker has not been elected. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the the chair declares the house

stay tuned for live report that missing nine-year-old little girl in new york state who has thankfully just been found and in good health finally some good news. first the left's insane power grab far reaching far fetched bizarre attempt to get donald trump the latest witch hunt and hoax a new york city judge is moonlighting it appears as expert in florida real state evaluation's because manhattan superior court justice arthur ruled that former president trump committed financial fraud by inflating the value of his properties to get better loans and better insurance rates. really? okay. among several absolutely insane and egregious examples was the judge's valuation of mar-a-lago saying low as $18 million. now, for most people, the real estate prices i'm about to show you just for reference are frankly insane. however, this is what real estate in palm beach, florida, especially with the mass migration out of new york california new jersey and illinois happened to cause and if you own a big mansion in palm beach, florida, oceanfront, inner coastal front these florida homes these florida

occupy wall street, in the heart of new york city's financial district a grassroots movement known as the occupy. wall street emerged in september 2011. the movement's primary aim was to address economic inequality and corporate influence in politics. occupy wall street gain momentum through the use of social media drawing in people from diverse backgrounds, camping out azakuti park in manhattan and refusing to leave. they criticized wall street firmes and large corporations for their role in the 2008 economic crisis. the movement resonated with many americans who felt left behind by a system they viewed as favoring the wealthy elite. occupy wall street use the slogan we're the 99% to highlight the vast wealth gap in the united states. all the rich people are just hogging all their money and not giving any of it to people who actually need it. they are out here the 99% and the 1% is controlling everything financially everything and that should not have him free up the job. so people could work, economy could rise. that we are the 99% phrase encapsulated the idea that most americans we

new york is going to be a very important state for the new constitution.amilton put together a team to push for the ratification of the constitution and he enlisted the support of john jay local james madison to work to persuade the voters of new york to ratify the constitution. >> judge, our partner in this endeavor, the library of congress on its website describes the federalist papers the most significant american contribution to political thought in our history. do you agree? >> i think it is true. there were a number of unique contributions to political science that came out of the federalists. in discussing the nature of government, madison said the government had to accomplish two things. it had to be able to control itself. the three things he pointed out were essentially new things -- separation of powers, but he also focused on the checks and balances, where each house would check the other house, each branch of government would check the other branch. perhaps the most original contribution was federalism, the idea they having two governments wou

after a weekend of competition, there is a winner from nowhere near new york. it's monday, october 23rd >> from abc news, this is world news now know andrea as a self-proclaimed bagel expert. >> ah, i feel like now because bagels are so good in new york and new jersey that we're just like, no, it has to be somewhere else. >> the bagel snobs, they're just it's so good here. >> i love the a competition like this, but i don't know. there's something they say it's in the water. they say it's in the climate. i don't know. >> levels. there's a science. >> new york bagels, new jersey. bagels don't sleep on that. bagels and pizza. we'll show you where this one has some has some decent bagels. >> yeah. really? >> okay. all right. we'll show you where the winner is from a little bit later in the show. but as we begin this monday morning, we're going to get you caught up with the war in the middle east. israel stepped up attacks on gaza as the war enters week three. now hamas officials say at least 40 people were killed this morning by israeli airstrikes on a refugee camp.

faith abubey in baltimore. >>> the suspect accused of kidnapping that 9-year-old girl at a new york state park. she was found in a camper. and tonight, the young man claiming to be the suspect's son and what he's now saying about his father. >>> tonight, the new strike in the u.s. more than 75,000 health care workers walking off the job across several states and washington, d.c. what they're asking for, and what this means for patients. >>> tonight, our team reporting from inside uganda, where many men and women are living in fear. one of the harshest anti-lgbtq laws in the world. some cases punishable by death what the u.s. state department is saying tonight. james longman taking us inside a secret shelter there, and what they tell him. >>> back here in the u.s., the deadly plane crash, falling from the sky, crashing through the roof of a home. >>> we're also tracking severe storms tonight. texas to oklahoma, then this system right up into the northeast. and the temperature swing coming with it. >>> and america strong tonight. vanna white was not in, so, who revealed the letters in her p

and i think realized how exciting a digital new york times could be. or did you say, i don't want to sit in the archives a digital news organization could be and saw the way things were going and the paper put money into it and resources into a you know, you could see it, you know, every day. yeah. and some of my favorite scenes in the book are very much, you know, the sort of stuffy old news room site, the stereotype and their interactions with the kind of younger digital renegade age, i think is one of the words you used for them. yeah, you're right. i'm telling you right off of dean baquet, his editorship, something i found interesting, which was saying that the newspaper would go through a storm of change and experimentation as it tried to distinguish what it did in the name of habits and tradition, from the essential values that defined the times, and that was a quote that really jumped out to me, because i heard of how dean baquet sort of talk about that before. but in the context of kind of editorial philosophy and objectivity, you know, trying t

welcome to new york.been waiting for you. welcome to new york. welcome to new york. ♪ the lights are so bright, but they never blind me. >> they even introed the game with carson daly explaining who was playing, etcetera and nbc cut to swift 17 times during the broadcast. you got to give her credit, she is an amazing marketer. >> laura: the n.f.l. is brilliant how they are doing this, sheer brilliance. you get her social media following watching football, expand women watching football temperature is perfect. >> there is another point here, 27 million viewers tuned into the game the other night and kelce's jerseys 400% increase. now the spectator is the center of the show. the side show should not be where the bargain is. >> laura: i get the sense there is a game being played, someone is being played here. >> it's us. >> laura: tell us about this ai version tom hanks is talking about. >> a dental ad is featuring a fake hanks. it is why that sag actor strike is important. your voice and image could be misu

there are some 200 plus emergency shelters here in new york. now, dealing with this surge of migrants, not just 10 facilities like this, many families have been put into hotels. a former jail has been converted to a shelter. former school buildings have been converted to shelters and so on. and this, of course, all comes out a great cost to the city, the mayor of new york, eric adams estimates that they've spent more than a $1000000000.00. that's a 1000000000 would be so far. and that at this rate, the city will spend $12000000000.00 in the next 3 years if things continue unabated as they are now because we're still seeing hundreds of migrant arrive every day here in new york. yes. uh so new york also has a bit of a unique situation, and that is the only city, the only major city, certainly in the united states that has what's known as a right to shelter law. and under that law, the cities actually required to provide a bed for anyone who says they need it, so they don't have to sleep on the streets. so migrants that come here are given a place

"the new york times" reporting trump is trying to capitalize on the new york fraught suit by turningying cry for supporters, but the new york attorney general argues it's about showing the powerful are accountable for their actions, a rebuke to the claims some powerful leaders have made that they are above the law. >> when the president does it that means that it is not illegal. >> then i have an article 2 where i have the right to do whatever i want as president. >> joining me now is kattie kay, msnbc contributor. i want to ask you, what do you take of the contrast. between trump on the outside of the courtroom full of bluster, full of hatred and typical, big, bombastic self and trump inside the court, small, sitting at counsel's table forced to be quiet, trying to look demure? >> yeah. i mean, you have it right from when trump first arrived in court the fact that he came with jason miller, his campaign adviser told you something about how his campaign was treating it and this is part of the political process. so far every suit seems to have worked to his advantage at least in the p

it comes as new york prepares for a possible record breaking surge in new asylum seekers.tor of asylum operations warned of up to 4200 asylum seekers in a single week. that would be a big deal here in new york. they struggled with 110,000 people while your state had more than 7 million cross over last year. i don't know how they will get this done but he is going south of the border, governor kathy hochul of new york is calling for limits on border crossings. and making headlines with those remarks. a quick watch. >> instead of gambling with the future of this country, roll up your sleeves and sit dune with democrats and get in the room and don't come out until you figured it out. it is not that complicated. i could do in about five minutes. >> i appreciate the engagement. there needs fob more engagement. the mayor of new york city should be focused on new york city not go to all these other places. all he has to do is turn on fox news to see what is happening across the southern hemisphere and figure out the border is out of control. i met yesterday with the ambassador to

orlando tells us he came to new york because he heard about the social services the city would offer ying to start a new life. the biden administration recently granted temporary legal status to nearly half a million venezuelans, allowing them to work. today governor hochul announced there are 18,000 jobs now available to eligible migrants. lester? >> julia ainsley, thanks. >>> up next, we speak with the scientists who just won this year's nobel prize. their inspiring message to the next generation. ythe virus that causes shingles is sleeping... in 99% of people over 50. it's lying dormant, waiting... and could reactivate. shingles strikes as a painful, blistering rash that can last for weeks. and it could wake at any time. think you're not at risk for shingles? it's time to wake up. because shingles could wake up in you. if you're over 50, talk to your doctor or pharmacist about shingles prevention. we, the first generation of moms to lose our kids to social media, are sick of waiting. for 25 years, there's been no new laws protecting kids online. while our children are dying. we can

but this is coming from new york state police. the missing saratoga county child she has been located and found that is great news to end this show. tomorrow on "special report" we debut a new segment, "special report," one-on-one where two presidential candidates discuss in-depth the issues defining the race for the white house. first guest vivek ramaswamy and former new jersey governor chris christie. please remember, if you can't catch us live, set your dvr, 6:00 p.m. in the east, 3:00 p.m. in the west. that's for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ >> laura: hi, everyone i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight. fox news alert, #-year-old girl who v vanished while on a campig trip with her family has been found alive. this is great news. we will have all the breaking news in moments. first, the real frauds. that's the focus of tonight's angling. ♪ >> laura: now, you may have heard that there is a l

the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. meeks: i'm proud to yield two minutes to the gentleman from north carolina, the honorable representative kathy manning. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for two minutes. ms. manning: 18 days ago, more than 1,000 hamas terrorists invaded our democratic ally israel and in the most gruesome, savage and unimaginably barbaric manner attacked 22 israeli towns going house-to-house, slaughtering families, raping girls, beheading babies, setting fire to homes where children were hiding in safe rooms, burning them alive and taking more than 200 people of 40 different nationalities hostage. taking infants and the elderly hostage. they massacred more than 260 young people attending an outdoor peace concert. they perpetrated the worst attack on the jewish people since the holocaust. slaughtering more than 1,400 people including 39 americans. and in committing these horrific crimes against humanity, they have brought disaster to the very people they govern. the palestinian peo

lee zeldin of the state of new york has received four. honorable steven scalise of the state of louisiana has received eight. the honorable mike garcia of the state of california has received one. the honorable kevin mccarthy of california has received two. and honorable westerman, the whole name. >> monday, watch c-span's series in partnership with the library of congress, "books that shaped america." we'll feature mark twain's novel adventures of huckleberry finn. the book has sold more than 0 million copies worldwide and had a profound impact on american literature. the library of congress quotes ernest hemingway as saying, all modern american literature comes from one book, by mark twain, called huckleberry finn. our guest has taught classes on huckleberry finn for many years and will join us to discuss the book. join us monday, live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now our free mobile video app, and online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the aut

you represent districts in new york. please elucidate for is a little bit beyond just the national park issue. i'm reading reports but one of the recent of the saints is to get firsthand accounts from folks on the ground throughout the country. what's happening to small businesses around the hotels where migrants are being housed and tourism is being displaced? >> small businesses both around and inside the hotels are closing. >> on what scale? what are you seeing? >> i would say on a large scale. they have been reporting it on the local news that they just cannot function because of the lack of tourism and the fact that there are so many migrants on the street and in the hotel. >> thank you. and ms. williams what are you sing along those lines? what other social commuting in packs of the large influx of migrants having? i.c.e. in the national park was in our first option in terms of where to put hordes of migrants. what else have been put in what are the community impacts been so far in your district? [inaudible] >> did

people are moving to the suburbs of new york city.y began to create food dissection and culture section and all the sections we know today. that's a big thing for the times. a boring newspaper. of the dining or food section whichever it is called at the time with the big picture of a pickle across the top. it says something about senior that he was willing to do that. able this is going against standards ofe what he sees of te "new york times." i don't think, i can see it in his memo's he began to release he needed to do this just to survive with the publish. after it's all done the publisher said i love the stuff. i don't know why we did not do it sooner. the lesson here is those that don't seemed like the biggest changes in the world. it does show the paper has s soe ability to change but certainly not as much major newspaper organization in the country. >> yes. joe's quickly, unlike the shift to the "new york times" that failed into my head so apologies. >> i cannot recall i left that allusion in the book or not but the idea certai

the honorable hakeem jeffries of the state of new york has received 212. mr. the honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california has received five. honorable tom emmer of the state of minnesota received one. lee zeldin of the state of new york has received three. honorable steve scalise has received seven. honorable mike garcia of state of california has received one. honorable miller of michigan received one. honorable john boehner of the state of ohio has received one. the honorable kay graining aer of the state of texas has received one. the honorable bruce westerman of the state of arkansas. has received one. a speaker has not been elected. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the the chair declares the house in recess subject to the announcer: the house is in recess. earlier jim jordan failed to get the votes needed in the second house speaker te he plans to keep running for the speaker's position. when members return, watch live coverage here on c-span. >> since 1979 in partnership with the cable industry, c-span provided a view of committee meetings a

i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's >>> it's monday, october 2nd, 2023. s passes a bill to keep the government open, but it's launched a fight amongst republicans.

is he going to use the nuclear option and effectively bar trump from doing business in new york? ra order move. trump is associated on so many levels with this city. not just the iconic also but his history as a new yorker. and, you know, the trump people have said they feel this has been a biased process. many of these issues will have to be appealed. there is limitations on how much you can appeal before a final decision. so this is going to go on for years as they continue to try to appeal. now, whether he will have consequences before then, yeah, that's probably likely. you could have a couple years of appeal. >> the scenario here is let's say you get down the line here, right, professor, and james wants him to pay $2 hundred million. is there a fine issue and a, can you continue to do business in new york and b, continue to own your property. if you can't, you force the guilty party to sell, i don't -- there is no other case that comes to mind that would parallel that outcome. and is there one that comes to your mind, sir? >> no. and particularly because one can certainly see

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the honorable hakeem jeffries of the state of new york has received 212 votes.

how is that changing the landscape for hiring in new york? too early to tell how we integrate these new technologies and tools because they are constantly evolving how companies are using them as evolving. i do think it's incredibly important to think about bias and how we use these tools. we often think about generative ais its own entity that is being imposed on us and we don't know what to do with it. the good news is that we have the control here and are able to figure out how we want to apply it and where to apply it and make sure to supplied applied in a fair and equal way across different industries, people and jobs. from a policy perspective that is really important. now is the time to think about these issues so that we can use these tools to their greatest advantage without causing additional issues. caroline: it is really great to get your take and we will look into that data that you prepared on generative ai. ed: technology jobs has been one of the big drops of the year and the other is tesla shares doubling and 2023. we will tal

host: let's hear from dan and new york -- in new york. caller: i would like to say that ai can be extremely expensive. whether you like it or not, if the government gets involved you will be paying for it. the first question i would pose to ai is which is more efficient, solar panels or gas, oil and nuclear. host: why would you compose those questions or would you trust a response? caller: it depends on who programs it of course. if you have any knowledge at all you will now that solar power is not nearly as efficient as our natural resources. host: joe is next in phoenix, arizona. caller: good morning, i love your show. artificial intelligence, we don't know enough about it. it's wonderful to see our elected leaders and folks who are watching it. it is important. i'm a farmer and i work for a major airline. security in both of those realms are important. josh hawley, i don't trust him. he's backpedaling from his insurrection days and i don't have a lot of faith in what he is doing. i hope that many people move forward to make it better.

new york's governor was just there, and she joins me next. night, the friends cast breaking their silence on matthew perry's death as we learn about how he was found. >> some truly chilling anti-semitic scenes are unfolding around the world tonight as the israeli military advances in gaza. now, what should have been a routine flight arrival from tel aviv turned into chaos in russia. an antisemitic mob storming a tarmac in dogs than, a section of russia with a high muslim population. now, the crowd was hunting for israelis and for and they were carrying antisemitic assigns as well. over in beverly hills antisemitic graffiti scrawled across the home of a holocaust survivor. that survivor's daughter tells cnn that she didn't even tell her mother at first to avoid upsetting her. please tonight providing more security for jewish students on the campus of cornell university after a series of threats. new york's governor kathy oh cool promising her support at the community of cornell right now. >> if you're going to engage in these harmful actions, h